What better way to understand the history and the many processes inside the national park than through stories. The national park is not only made up of rock and ice, it is above all the people who shape and form this original landscape.
Their coexistence with animals and plants is the stuff our stories are made of. Stories that tell of life in and with nature. Listen to our stories and experience first-hand what's new in the Hohe Tauern National Park!
The Alpina Antica Trail is a cross-border long-distance hiking trail consisting of 38 day stages that connects historic mule tracks and ancient pilgrimage routes from Lake Chiemsee through Kirchberg, Mittersill, Heiligenblut, Kötschach-Mauthen, and Venzone to Venice. The route crosses the Alps from the Bavarian Sea to the Adriatic Sea, passing through numerous small historic towns and traditional villages, diverse natural and cultural landscapes, and impressive stream and river landscapes, offering hikers a unique experience amidst the Alpine foothills, mountains, valleys, and Mediterranean destinations—ideal for hikers who love nature and culture.
The Möll Valley is transformed into a unique open-air museum, where international artists decorate the walls of the region's buildings with impressive works of art.
A fishing vacation amidst crystal-clear mountain streams and tranquil mountain lakes: In the Hohe Tauern National Park region of Carinthia, the Möll, Drau, Sternbach, and Sternsee await anglers, families, and nature lovers.
Our alpine pastures and meadows are a blend of pristine nature, popular vacation destinations, and vital economic areas. We owe this to our farmers.
Arrive by train, shoulder your rucksack and set off hiking straight away - that's the concept of station hiking - in Carinthia
When the snow slowly recedes from the valleys, nature begins its colorful spring awakening in the Hohe Tauern National Park region in Carinthia. While the peaks are still shrouded in snow, the meadows blossom, streams gush with
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The second stage of the Tour of Austria runs from Bad Kleinkirchheim through the Möll Valley to the Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe on the Großglockner and is considered the queen stage. This stage combines top athletic performance with Carinthia’s scenic beauty and will undoubtedly be a highlight of the tour. The cyclists are expected to cross the finish line at the Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe around 3:30 p.m.
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